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#BTC Bitcoin faces an $80k test as weekend liquidity may tighten As the U.S. Treasury's bond buyback program continues to boost risk appetite, BTC prices reached their highest level since May. Bitcoin prices retreated to around $77,000 after briefly climbing to $79,400 yesterday. $80,000 will be its major test before exchange-traded funds (ETFs) close for the weekend. On Thursday, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows of $606 million, the highest level since May 1. James Butterfill, head of research at CoinShares, said in a statement: "This rally has been driven primarily by macroeconomic factors rather than issues specific to crypto. Bitcoin remains highly sensitive to changes in liquidity expectations and real yields, and has reacted accordingly." His comments came after CPI data came in below expectations and nonfarm payroll data was weak, while the Treasury had previously announced plans to take measures to lower long-term bond yields. Butterfill believes that $80,000 is now a "key threshold" for Bitcoin. A decisive move may require confirmation that the Federal Reserve's policy is moving away from further tightening, which could emerge at next week's Jackson Hole symposium. Before then, the preliminary U.S. PMI data due later today could influence yields and the dollar's direction. Rising U.S. Treasury yields would reduce the appeal of risk assets such as cryptocurrencies. Other risks remain. Butterfill said that persistent inflationary strength and a weakening dollar could force the Federal Reserve to "act preemptively to compensate." He said: "Because the scale of accumulation by large holders remains limited, the market lacks the firm conviction typically needed to support a sustained breakout." Today's U.S. spot ETF data will help provide further insight into institutional investors' view of this rally. After the U.S. stock market closes, Bitcoin will lose ETF buying support and enter a relatively thinly traded weekend session, making it more vulnerable to geopolitical events. Stay vigilant!$BTC ‌

🚨 BREAKING BRONDOR - $XRP just cooked BTC and ETH this week 👀😬 +30% while $BTC sits around +20% and $ETH around +25% On the 20th alone XRP printed +20% Trump summit, ETF money flowing, short liquidations… all stacking at once Price action is loud for once Still watching this one close into the weekend -Brondor#GateLaunchesJapaneseStockTrading